anaheim-gazette 1951-10-31

6 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Scotty McClymont, native of Scotland, will speak to the Anaheim Optimists on "An Immigrant in America" tomorrow evening at the 7 p.m. meeting to be held in Mother's Kitchen. can citizen, will wear his Scotch kilts for the occasion. A singer, he has performed in light opera throughout the United States and Canada. He makes his home in Santa Huge Y-Day Planned for Local Member Anaheim Y-Day, Saturday Nov. 3, will help mark the 19th Annual Y-Day in the wood will be held in the wood Bowl. An all-star show, header Art Linkletter as emcee, producer of "Queen For A Day" show featuring some of the top picture, radio and tele shows, will be broadcast coast to coast over NBC. Three hundred boys and leaders and adults from the heim YMCA will join with expected 10,000 YMCA members from all over California and zona to take part in the Centennial event. Following the show and in the Hollywood Bowl, an attraction of the Y-Day pro will be the UCLA-California ball game, annually one of top games in the country. Adult supervision will be provided, according to Tommy Tason, General Secretary of Anaheim YMCA. Any parent would like to go and supervise a carload of youngsters invited to contact the Y, telep 4202. MORE ABOUT . . Parade (Continued from Page 1) Scotty McClymont, native of Scotland, will speak to the Anaheim Optimists on "An Immigrant in America" tomorrow evening at the 7 p.m. meeting to be held in Mother's Kitchen. Mr. McClymont, now an Ameri-can citizen, will wear his Scotch kilts for the occasion. A singer, he has performed in light opera throughout the United States and Canada. He makes his home in Santa Ana. Fred Heesler Speaks Before Local Kiwanis Anaheim Kiwanis heard the story of sportscasting at its Tuesday noon luncheon held at the Ellks club from Fred Hessler whose job it is to bring you local games via radio and television. He was introduced by Bob Barton of the Home Oil Co. who was responsible for the program. President Art Shipkey told of the new Kiwanis club in Garden Grove which has been sponsored by the Anaheim Kiwanis club. Two new members were given the induction ceremonies by past Lt. Gov. Frank Kellogg. Dr. Fred Rusch introduced new member Dr. William "Bull" Calvy who is connected to the Johnston-Gendel Clinic. Past President Ted Payne introduced "Bud" Fisher who is the new Union Oil Company representative in Anaheim. Est more California Oranges. ALPHA BETA AWARD BANQUET Alpha Beta Food markets held their annual service award banquet recently in the main ballroom at the Pacific Coast club in Long Beach. Dinner was served to 430 people. The membership in Alpha Beta's Service club now total 204 employees, each with five years of more service in the organization. Many new pins were awarded, including a new 30 year pin to C.W. Edwards, Vice-President and General Manager of the company. Entertainment was presented by the Roguettes, a female singing quintet, and Sandra Bakova, violinist. Music during the dinner was presented by Ray Livingston and his orchestra. SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—California's Gov. Earl Warren says prepaid state programs are needed if proper medical care is to be made accessible to the people. ANNOUNCING THAT OUR NEW LINOLEUM and SHADE SHOP Is Now Ready To Serve You THAT OUR NEW LINOLEUM and SHADE SHOP Is Now Ready To Serve You WE INVITE YOU TO STOP IN DURING OPEN HOUSE ALL DAY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1 HOURS 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 6 DAYS A WEEK and see the display of latest designs in FORMICA and CONSOWELD for sink and counter tops FLOOR CLEANER and WAX WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS DRAPERY HARDWARE ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM ASPHALT TILE CORK TILE RUBBER TILE WALL COVERING AND PELT BASE FLOOR COVERINGS PABCO LINOLEUM RUBBER TILE KENTILE ASPHALT TILE TILE-TEX ASPHALT TILE PLOR-EVER PLASTIC FLOOR COVERING HEATH'S LINOLEUM FLOYD A. HEATH OWNER and SHADE SHOP FORMERLY OF HEATH and OWSTON 812 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Phone 7012 Huge Y-Day Planned for Local Members Anaheim Y-Day, Saturday, Nov. 3, will help mark the largest YMCA event in the world when the 19th Annual Y-Day in Hollywood will be held in the Hollywood Bowl. An all-star show, headed by Linkletter as emcee, produced Jim Morgan, producer of the Queen For A Day" show, and featuring some of the top motion picture, radio and television news, will be broadcast from east to coast over NBC. Three hundred boys and girls, adults and adults from the Anaheim YMCA will join with an elected 10,000 YMCA members from all over California and Arizona to take part in the Centenary event. Following the show and lunch at the Hollywood Bowl, another section of the Y-Day program will be the UCLA-California football game, annually one of the games in the country. Adult supervision will be provided, according to Tommy Thomson, General Secretary of the Anaheim YMCA. Any parent who said like to go and supervise carload of Y youngsters is invited to contact the Y, telephone 2. RELEASE ABOUT ... Parade (Continued from Page 1) Capt. Leavitt Ford and Lts. Anaheim Police Ask Co-operation During Parade Anaheim Police department today released information to the public on parking facilities and the line of march of the Halloween parade Oct. 31. Regulations which will govern parking during the parade are: Parade starts on Center st. at Citron continuing east on Center st. to Lemon st., turning north on Lemon st. to La Palma st., turning into La Palma Park, making formal opening of Heath nocleum and Shade shop at Center st. takes place Thursday it was announced by FI Heath, owner. Products being handl Personal Income Taxes Rise as Do Excise, Sales WASHINGTON (UP)—Individual income taxes go up tomorrow. So do the excise, or sales taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, liquor and a long list of luxuries, semi-luxuries and necessities. The rises are part of a $5,691,000,000 tax bill passed by Congress earlier this month. President Truman had asked rises of nearly twice that much because of higher spending for the mobilization program. The personal income tax boost—amounting to about 11% per cent for the average taxpayer—will raise the most new money, $2,280,000,000 a year. Every salary and wage earner will feel it in his first pay check in November. There will be a bigger amount withhold for Uncle Anaheim Police department today released information to the public on parking facilities and the line of march of the Halloween parade Oct. 31. Regulations which will govern parking during the parade are: Parade starts on Center st. at Citron continuing east on Center st. to Lemon st., turning north on Lemon st. to La Palma st., turning into La Palma Park, making a U turn in front of the grandstand and out onto Los Angeles st. near Lum's Cafe and disbanding. The Police department is asking the cooperation of the residents on the following streets to please not park their cars between the hours of 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. to allow the parade to form: On Center st. from West to Manchester; On Illinois st. from Broadway to Center st.; On Ohio st. from Broadway to Center st.; On Citron st. from Broadway to Sycamore st.; On Center st. from West to Citron st. No parking will be allowed from 5:30 p.m. until after the parade on the line of march: On Center st. from Citron to Lemon st., north on Lemon st. to La Palma st. Parking area for public on any street except the streets above mentioned. Double parking permitted on any side street provided room is left for Police and Fire vehicles. as buyers of liquor and other products rushed to beat the higher taxes. Here are the main excise tax increases and changes: Liquor—from $9.00 to $10.50 a gallon. This boost figures out to about 26 cents a fifth on ordinary type whisky. Beer—from $8.00 to $9.00 a barrel. This amounts to about one-third of a cent on a 12-ounce bottle. Wine—increases ranging from 14 to 24 per cent on most types. Cigarettes—from seven to eight cent on the ordinary pack of 20. Gasoline—from one and one-half to two cents a gallon. Automobiles and motorcycles—from seven to 10 per cent on the road and rail bridge outside Port Said, at the Mediterranean end of the Suez Canal, and are operating it "without interference or trouble." The bridge was seized yesterday by a Cheshire regiment patrol after Egyptian authorities "refused to keep it open more than 50 minutes every day," the spokesman said. The British also seized an Egyptian government girls' school at Ismailia for use as a school for British servicemen's children. Seizure followed Egyptian closure of all British private schools in Ismailia, the spokesman said. Legion Post 79 Drum and Bugle corp of Riverside, El Monte. In division three there will be Brea-Olinda High, Huntington Beach, Brown Military and Orange High. Division four will have Fullerton JC, Orange Grotto Drum and Bugle corps from Santa Ana and Torrance Area Youth band. Division five will have the bands from Garden Grove High, Garden Grove Elementary, Alhambra High and the BPO Elks 1345 Band. Division six contains the bands from Los Angeles Shriners, Talpa Boys Band from LA and the Pomona Community band. Personal Income Taxes Rise as Do Excise, Sales WASHINGTON (UP)—Individual income taxes go up tomorrow. So do the excise, or sales taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, liquor and a long list of luxuries, semi-luxuries and necessities. The rises are part of a $5,691,000,000 tax bill passed by Congress earlier this month. President Truman had asked rises of nearly twice that much because of higher spending for the mobilization program. The personal income tax boost—amounting to about 11% per cent for the average taxpayer—will raise the most new money, $2,280,000,000 a year. Every salary and wage earner will feel it in his first pay check in November. There will be a bigger amount withhold for Uncle Anaheim Police department today released information to the public on parking facilities and the line of march of the Halloween parade Oct. 31. Regulations which will govern parking during the parade are: Parade starts on Center st. at Citron continuing east on Center st. to Lemon st., turning north on Lemon st. to La Palma st., turning into La Palma Park, making a U turn in front of the grandstand and out onto Los Angeles st. near Lum's Cafe and disbanding. The Police department is asking the cooperation of the residents on the following streets to please not park their cars between the hours of 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. to allow the parade to form: On Center st. from West to Manchester; On Illinois st. from Broadway to Center st.; On Ohio st. from Broadway to Center st.; On Citron st. from Broadway to Sycamore st.; On Center st. from West to Citron st. No parking will be allowed from 5:30 p.m. until after the parade on the line of march: On Center st. from Citron to Lemon st., north on Lemon st. to La Palma st. Parking area for public on any street except the streets above mentioned. Double parking permitted on any side street provided room is left for Police and Fire vehicles. as buyers of liquor and other products rushed to beat the higher taxes. Here are the main excise tax increases and changes: Liquor—from $9.00 to $10.50 a gallon. This boost figures out to about 26 cents a fifth on ordinary type whisky. Beer—from $8.00 to $9.00 a barrel. This amounts to about one-third of a cent on a 12-ounce bottle. Wine—increases ranging from 14 to 24 per cent on most types. Cigarettes—from seven to eight cent on the ordinary pack of 20. Gasoline—from one and one-half to two cents a gallon. Automobiles and motorcycles—from seven to 10 per cent on the roads and rail bridge outside Port Said, at the Mediterranean end of the Suez Canal, and are operating it "without interference or trouble." The bridge was seized yesterday by a Cheshire regiment patrol after Egyptian authorities "refused to keep it open more than 50 minutes every day," the spokesman said. Legion Post 79 Drum and Bugle corp of Riverside, El Monte. In division three there will be Brea-Olinda High, Huntington Beach, Brown Military and Orange High. Division four will have Fullerton JC, Orange Grotto Drum and Bugle corps from Santa Ana and Torrance Area Youth band. Division five will have the bands from Garden Grove High, Garden Grove Elementary, Alhambra High and the BPO Elks 1345 Band. Division six contains the bands from Los Angeles Shriners, Talpa Boys Band from LA and the Pomona Community band. Personal Income Taxes Rise as Do Excise, Sales WASHINGTON (UP)—Individual income taxes go up tomorrow. So do the excise, or sales taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, liquor and a long list of luxuries, semi-luxuries and necessities. The rises are part of a $5,691,-000,000 tax bill passed by Congress earlier this month. President Truman had asked rises of nearly twice that much because of higher spending for the mobilization program. The personal income tax boost—amounting to about 11% per cent for the average taxpayer—will raise the most new money, $2,280,000,000 a year. Every salary and wage earner will feel it in his first pay check in November. There will be a bigger amount withhold for Uncle Anaheim Police department today released information to the public on parking facilities and the line of march of the Halloween parade Oct. 31. Regulations which will govern parking during the parade are: Parade starts on Center st. at Citron continuing east on Center st. to Lemon st., turning north on Lemon st. to La Palma st., turning into La Palma Park, making a U turn in front of the grandstand and out onto Los Angeles st. near Lum's Cafe and disbanding. The Police department is asking the cooperation of the residents on the following streets to please not park their cars between the hours of 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. to allow the parade to form: On Center st. from West to Manchester; On Illinois st. from Broadway to Center st.; On Ohio st. from Broadway to Center st.; On Citron st. from Broadway to Sycamore st.; On Center st. from West to Citron st. No parking will be allowed from 5:30 p.m. until after the parade on the line of march: On Center st. from Citron to Lemon st., north on Lemon st. to La Palma st. Parking area for public on any street except the streets above mentioned. Double parking permitted on any side street provided room is left for Police and Fire vehicles. Los Alamitos Dive For Long Runwave SAN DIEGO (UP)—Enlarge of the Los Alamitos Naval station had the Navy's goal today with award of a $1,224 contract to Mac Donald and Sun Valley, Calif., contract. The 11th Naval district saw contract for expansion of the Alamitos center runway with 6000 to 8000 feet was the third similar work on Naval air station throughout the country. Most are being lengthen 8000 feet to accommodate jet craft and heavier transport plane. Los Alamitos is the sea field in Southern California brought into the program. Co are Naval air stations at Diego, Miramar, Brownhill and El Centro and Marine tions at El Toro and Mojave. For Health, Eat California Truman had asked rises of nearly twice that much because of higher spending for the mobilization program. The personal income tax boost—amounting to about 11% per cent for the average taxpayer—will raise the most new money, $2,280,000,000 a year. Every salary and wage earner will feel it in his first pay check in November. There will be a bigger amount withheld for Uncle Sam. It is the excise tax increase which most consumers will meet up with first. This takes effect tomorrow. Many retailers over the country were doing a boom business today. Beer—from $8.00 to $9.00 a barrel. This amounts to about one-third of a cent on a 12-ounce bottle. Wine—increases ranging from 14 to 24 per cent on most types. Cigarettes—from seven to eight cent on the ordinary pack of 20. Gasoline—from one and one-half to two cents a gallon. Automobiles and motorcycles—from seven to 10 per cent on the manufacturer's price. Electric, gas and oil appliances—not now taxed, they become subject to a 10 per cent tax on the manufacturer's price. For Health, Eat California Fruit! EGG SCRAMBLERS—From left, Marvin Allen, Carl Karcher, Howard Gilmore, Glen Gilmore, Maynard Glehn and F. G. Mooney presided over the scrambled egg ranges at City park this morning for the Costume Carousel breakfast. (Gazette photo by Kreidt.) OPENING TOMORROW — The newly-completed linoleum and shade shop of Floyd Heath at 312 Kreldt. W. Center st., above, will be opened officially. Heath’s Formal Opening to be Held Thursday. Formal opening of Heath’s Linoleum and Shade shop at 312 W. center st. takes place Thursday, was announced by Floyd A. Heath, owner. Products being handled by Youth’s Car Hits Rear of Milk Truck Sixteen-year-old Charles R. Campbell, 6521 Hanson, Buena Park, smashed his car into the rear end of a parked Wilsey Dairy milk truck on Romneya drive early this morning. Driver of the milk truck, Edward J. Finnegan, 14422 Shoemaker ave., Norwalk was unhurt, but Campbell was taken to Anaheim hospital to be treated for an injured ankle and leg. Officer Earl Vipond investigated the accident. Opening to be Held Thursday Formal opening of Heath's L.I. oleum and Shade shop at 312 W. center st. takes place Thursday, was announced by Floyd A. Heath, owner. Products being handled by Heath include linoleum, formica, asphalt tile, cork tile, rubber tile, all coverings, floor coverings, window shades, venetian blinds and drapery hardware. Warren Walker is associated with Heath as bookkeeper and Herald Rundell as layer. Heath has been connected with the L.I. oleum and shade business in Anaheim since 1946 and prior to that one was in the same line of business in Long Beach for 15 years. He and his wife, Fern, reside at 4 Evelyn drive in Anaheim. Heath has extended an invitation to the public to inspect his new location during open house Thursday. He announces that the store will be open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m six days each week. Los Alamitos Due For Long Runway SAN DIEGO UP—Enlargement of the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station had the Navy’s go ahead day with award of a $1,248,000 contract to Mac Donald and Kruze, in Valley, Calif., contractors. The 11th Naval district said the extract for expansion of the Los Alamitos center runway from 700 to 8000 feet was the 31st for similar work on Naval air stations throughout the country. Most are being lengthened to 700 feet to accommodate jet aircraft and heavier transport planes. Los Alamitos is the seventh d in Southern California caught into the program. Others Naval air stations at San Diego, Miramar, Brown Field, El Centro and Marine sta- ts at El Toro and Mojave. Sixteen-year-old Charles R. Campbell, 6521 Hanson, Buena Park, smashed his car into the rear end of a parked Wilsey Dairy milk truck on Romneya drive early this morning. Driver of the milk truck, Edward J. Finnegan, 14422 Shoemaker ave., Norwalk was unhurt, but Campbell was taken to Anaheim hospital to be treated for an injured ankle and leg. Officer Earl Vipond investigated the accident. HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 53 lb ALPHA BETA ANAHEIM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CREDIT REPORTS On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1300 Affiliated Bureaus Covering the United States and Canada Credit Bureau, Ltd. 410 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 “We keep the record” Northern Orange County COLLECTIONS Bonded Representatives in All Cities No Collection — No Charge INSURANCE BROKERS JAMES L. MORRIS General Insurance And Bonds 111 N. LOS ANGELES ST. Phone Anaheim 4444 Physicians & Surgeons Dr. J. W. Truxaw PHYSICIAN Phones: Office 3215; Res. 2610 Center & L.A. Anaheim Open Evenings and Sunday FOR HEALTH, EAT CALIFORNIA Fruit! FUN TO POP! NEVER FAILS! ALWAYS SO CRISP-TENOIR-TASTY! 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Center St. 201-202 California Bldg. Anaheim, California Hours: 11 to 12 a.m.-2 to 5 p.m. Physician and Surgeon Open Evenings, Sunday by Appt. J. C. OSHER, D.D.S. M.D. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Dentist—Emphasizing Extractions Oculist—Fitting Glasses Treating—Skin Cancer 1224 W. Center - Anaheim Phone 2219 WELDING Al's Welding Service ELECTRIC · ACETYLENE WELDING ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hard Facing for all types of Agricultural Implements 1021 No. Sabina Anaheim 6200